coldfusion fading out?

As you're admittedly an incompetent programmer how do you know when you are "unable to do sometihng that other applications can do like nothing" it is a fault of Coldfusion and not your own limited skill set. Can you give some examples?

Definitely not fading out. We've been hearing that for about 10 years now it seems. See my reply in the Coldfusion, PHP or .NET thread.

What in particular are you having problem doing? I can't say I've run into much that wasn't easily enough worked around. There certainly are many things as well that ColdFusion does so beautifully and simply that's a total pain to do in other languages.

JP

>>Of course, you are just another incarnation of Andy, AKA SliceOfLife.

incorrect. (not even close either - don't you know how to tell yet??)

>>Stay away from my Web sites.

I think you pretty much sealed the deal for him now. Yet another one off to
asp.net or php land.


incorrect - the 'lone poster' theory falls down yet again.
"jdeline" <jdeline@deline.com> wrote in message
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>> Also, i'm not that good at programming, just starting out, i see so many
> limitations for
> > coldfusion. Right now, i'm building my 4th big project on coldfusion
> > mx7,
>
> You are scary, man. 4th big project with ColdFusion? Just starting out?
> Not
> that good at programming? Many limitations? Stay away from my Web sites.
>
> Of course, you are just another incarnation of Andy, AKA SliceOfLife.
>

> Also, i'm not that good at programming, just starting out, i see so many limitations for
> coldfusion. Right now, i'm building my 4th big project on coldfusion mx7,

You are scary, man. 4th big project with ColdFusion? Just starting out? Not that good at programming? Many limitations? Stay away from my Web sites.

Of course, you are just another incarnation of Andy, AKA SliceOfLife.

re: I personally think coldfusion is fading out

So do I.


"Syed Munir Hussain" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> hey,
> I personally think coldfusion is fading out since macromedia released
> flex,
> even through flex was built on/with (whatever) coldfusion. Do you guys
> feel the
> same?
>
> Also, i'm not that good at programming, just starting out, i see so many
> limitations for coldfusion. Right now, i'm building my 4th big project on
> coldfusion mx7, so many times i find that i'm unable to do sometihng that
> other
> applications can do like nothing. What do you guys suggest for this? Learn
> new
> language such as asp.net?
>
> Another question i've is that many people are now converting to flex,
> whats
> the reason behind this? Is it easier, faster and better looking codes or
> something?
>
> Kind a interesting questions i couldnt find answer to.
>
> Thank you,
>